What " time "   is it today, Lord?  ... You tell us. So often we see our situation or assess our circumstance--and then we tell You  what we want, or think we need.  We pray for our outcome, and we even read the Bible seeking confirmation of what we have seen, deemed, or assessed is best.   We mean well, but we decide what " time " it is, and then we seek Scripture for support, confirmation, and even for affirmation.  And often...it works: If it's time to move-on (from something), or a new season is beginning for us, then it's  a time to plant and a time to uproot (Ecclesiastes 3:2) . If someone has died, it's  a time to be born and a time to die  (Ecclesiastes 3:2) . Heck, if we're cleaning out closets or a basement, it's  a time to keep and a time to throw away  (Ecclesiastes 3:2) . We can so easily use the Bible to fit our agenda and to support our efforts. But not today.   What " time " is it today, Lord?...